Fakes Masquerade Under False Names In News Plates
Twenty five newspaper men from seven counties gathered at Hotel Blodgett for the Central Wisconsin Press association meeting. Merlin Hall of Black River Falls denounced so called news plates used to push advertising schemes by big interests, citing Nat Farmers Union material with Peter Radford and a beer article paid by brewing interests. Edward Barr of The Times led the session. officers were elected by unanimous ballot. Several papers and speakers discussed costs, price lists, and printer economics, followed by supper and a long exchange of experiences at the hotel.
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Wiconsin Press
Merlin Hall
Black River Falls
Hall
Cary
National Farmers’ Union
Peter Radford
Hull
Edward 5. Barr
The
Times
Barr
Marshfield
TB. B. Walters
Mosinee
Baer
Ler
Tomahawk
Testler
Lawrence Russell
Tomahae- Lee
Lee
Blodgett
Jackson County Journal
Britain Face Submarine Blockade Warning From German Waters
An unusual serial tale linked to a looming naval war portrays Germany announcing a sub marine blockade of British waters aimed at starving Great Britain and Ireland. The Times also highlights Doyle’s prophecy and notes a legislative issue about a "bill factory" drawing 282 bills. Attendees from multiple papers are listed. next meeting set for Wausau in June.
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Germany
Great Britain
Ireland
Arthur Conan Doyle
Europe
Conan Doyle
London
England
British War Office
the Times
Roddis Door Order Breaks All Records
The Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company begins work at its Marshfield factory on a record order for 2,240 birch doors and 962 transoms for the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh. The project, valued around $17,000, will fill ten cars and reflects rising business as Eastern builders favor Roddis.
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Roddis Lumber & Veneer Company
Marshfield
Camprany
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Henry C. Frick
Steel Fame
Statler
Buffalo
Man Overworked Complaining Often Reveals Truth
Observers note that individuals who claim excessive work burden may in fact be misrepresenting their workload. The remark suggests a tendency to exaggerate demands rather than reflect actual duties.
Odd Fellows Hold District Meeting at Unity
Representatives from all lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in District No. 19 met Friday afternoon and evening at Unity. A three to six o'clock business session preceded a supper hosted by the Rebekahs. Sixty delegates attended from Stevens Point, Plover, Pittsville, Owen, Rib Lake, Withee, Colby, Medford and Marshfield, led by Marshfield’s eleven delegates including Jerry Davis and Herman Kaufman.
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Order of Odd Fellows
Marshal
H. Kaufman
Marshfiel
James Wagner
Marshfield
Inside Guardian
George Cook
Unity
Guardian
G. Stone
Rib Lake
Robert Redbark
Calby
C. W. Dittman
Stevens Point
Rebekahs
Plaver
Pittsville
Owen
Withee
Colby
Medford
Jerry Davis
C. 5. Sheerin
BD. Hood
H. F. Thiel
George Henderson
Thomas Wright
James Gagner
M. L. Alexander
B. S. Grambsch
L. E. Colvin
Herman Kaufman
Travelers Enjoy Wausau Meeting
Marshfielders visit Wausau and host a reception and banquet as Railway City Council No 189 initiates seventeen new members into Wausau Council No 217. The Marshfield party, greeted by fife and drum, praised Wausau hospitality. among those present were L. E. Colvin, F. E. Tice, C. Kury, and others.
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Railway City Council No
United Commercial Travelers
Wausau
L. E. Colvin
F. E. Tice
C. Kury
BE. E Chiltote
L. J. Randius
Baker
R. P. Kraus
I. Brody
Ba Facennes
Ben Miller
R. S&s. Barnard
S. Gross
A. Brandt
Frank Carlson
J. Wettlestead
L. F
Senn Music Store Changes Hands In Madison Deal
Mrs F J Senn sold her music store at 118 South Central Avenue to The Aton Piano Company of Madison and Baraboo. The equipment includes pianos organs sewing machines talking machines records sheet music and sewing machine repairs. Mrs Senn ran the shop since her husband’s death several years ago and the new owners plan an up to date shop at the same location.
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F. J. Senn
Aton Piano Company
Madison and Baraboo
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Merlin L. Hull
Senting
Legislative Reference Library
Charles McCarths
Lhrary
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Edgar Ows
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Stratford Journal
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Mosinee Times
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Overland Limited
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Chicago and North Western Ry
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Roddis
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W. H. Putman Marshfield, Wis
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